Victorian state election · 28 November 2026
The Nationals (Victoria)
Leader: Danny O'Brien — Nationals leader; Member for Gippsland South; Coalition partner
Website: https://vic.nationals.org.au/
One Nation will be a threat for us again and we're working very hard to make sure that we win people's votes because we've got a plan to get the state back on track and because we've got a plan for a fair share for regional Victoria.
We've got the plan and if you want to get rid of the Labor Party, voting for One Nation doesn't help do that.
I've written to the Premier urging him not to enter into any tenders or contracts for new offshore wind transmission lines in Gippsland ahead of the state election.
We will restore proper protections for landholders and their right to challenge renewable energy projects and transmission lines in VCAT.
I think it's a real threat. Absolutely, we understand people are angry.
We know the current mental health workforce is overwhelmed and exhausted, with demand outstripping workforce availability.
The Mallee is in my blood, and in the Mallee we fight.
My job is to make sure the decisions made in Spring Street work for our community.
I look forward to seeing these projects come to life and the lasting benefits they will deliver for local residents and visitors alike.
I'm here to back the people of the Valley and especially Maryvale workers, but I don't think they know 100 per cent what is going on at the moment.
When people approach my office for assistance, we don't ask who they voted for, I ask what their issue is and how we can support them to a better outcome.
I have had enough of this government, and I don't think I'm alone.
I have stood up for regional people, fought for better policy, and built a reputation as a strong, practical advocate who gets results and cares for the people I represent.
While a councillor, I've spent years fighting for better roads, more health services and housing that locals can afford.
I'm focused on delivering a fairer share of government funding for the regions and improving essential services for people of all ages.
I have stood up for our community, fought for the services and infrastructure we need, and built a reputation as a hard-working, practical community advocate who keeps their word and gets things done.
None listed yet.
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